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I booked a photoshoot in Nagoya with Kim-san, and it was an amazing experience. Before the shoot, the team coordinated with me to plan the concept, locations, and goals. I wanted both professional business shots and a few casual travel photos. Kim-san arrived early (as did I), and we started right on time. He’s very professional and clearly experienced, having photographed Korean stars before. Throughout the session, he gave great direction and knew exactly which angles and spots would look best. We took photos in unique locations around Osu, including small shrines, temple stairs, and hidden corners, which made the shots stand out from the usual tourist photos. In just one hour, we captured 169 high-quality photos, and I’m using many for my business now. Beyond photography, Kim-san also shared local tips and spots, making it a fun mini-tour as well. Highly recommended if you’re in Nagoya!

The weather was great that day, and there weren't many fellow travelers on the bus, so the seats were very spacious. The tour leader gave a general introduction to the attractions and local delicacies. It's a highly recommended tour!

The tour guide was competent and attentive. The accommodation was satisfactory, and both dinner and breakfast were plentiful, with delicious apples. The scenery at Kamikochi and Tateyama Kurobe was exceptionally beautiful.

It was not crowded at all and a breeze to go into the facility. A great choice to appreciate the city apart from the Chubu Electric Tower observatory.

Very good, affordable, and offers a panoramic night view of Nagoya. It's not crowded, so you can slowly enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Arrive before the park opens and you can stay for five hours, which is plenty of time to explore. The weather was beautiful, allowing us to walk freely to the outdoor attractions without needing to take the free shuttle bus.

Xiao Xi, a guide who speaks Japanese, Chinese, and English, is excellent. He communicates updates, meeting schedules, and recommendations via a WhatsApp chat group. When data isn't available, he also provides verbal updates. We spent one night at Hotel Green Plaza Hakuba, which was great. The recommended route for Kamikochi is easy, starting the walk early and ending at Kappa Bridge. Those wishing to walk further to Myojin Pond will need to pack lunch earlier to avoid the lunch crowds at Kamikochi (otherwise, the lunch crowd won't allow enough time to go to Myojin and back). For Kurobe Dam and Tateyama, it's a good recommendation to buy and pack some lunch due to limited time for lunch. It started snowing early, so I could have brought some slip-on shoe grips as it can be icy at Fujinooritate.

Today, our tour guide, Kuo, provided a very enthusiastic introduction. We were lucky to visit Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route on a clear day, making all the photos beautiful. The only challenging part was the mountain road, which took up a lot of time, and some attractions had too little time, which was a pity! Each mode of transport was cleverly connected, so no time was wasted at all!